Java compatibility?

I have a few simple questions that Im hoping someone here can answer.
1. Lets say I write a Java program on my home Windows XP computer. Now, I want to take this program and turn it into an "executable" (not .exe, but a file that you can execute by double clicking on it) file, and take it to work with me. How can I do this?
2. If I make a Java file executable, does the computer I run it on need to have some sort of special software in order to run the program?
If anyone can answer these simple questions for me Id really appreciate it.

1. You can make a file that will run by double clicking by using the Java Archive (JAR) tool. Package the class files and other resources of your program into the .jar file. To make it launch by double clicking, it will have to include a manifest file with the attribute "Main-Class: <pathname of class with main method>"
See the java tutorials at java.sun.com for information on how to create .jar files and manifest files. There is a good tutorial that describes exactly how to do this.
2. Any computer you intend to run the program on will need to have a java runtime environment (JRE) installed, available at java.com. The JRE is essentially a computer -- implemented entirely as software -- that executes Java programs.

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